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5 Fun and Inclusive Easter Activities for Younger Students

Easter is the perfect time to add some hands-on, engaging fun to your classroom! Whether you’re looking for low-prep crafts, literacy activities, or movement-based games, these Easter activities will keep your K-1 students excited and learning. Egg Hunt Craftivity Spring Chick Emergent Reader Spring Emergent Reader Science of Reading Egg

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At-Home Reading Tips to Share With Your K-2 Parents

Parent communication is a big deal for our young learners. Our students rely on parent-teacher partnerships that help them grow their skills and feel excited about learning.  As teachers, we encounter all kinds of families with varying degrees of knowledge, motivation, and confidence when it comes to supporting their child’s

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My Favorite Coding Bots For Primary Students

Using coding bots in your classroom is a fun way to get students excited about programming. If you’re wondering why learning to program is important for young learners, I address that in my blog post “My Favorite Coding Apps for Kids.” Take a peek to learn more!  In a nutshell,

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Winter Sports Theme for the K-1 Classroom

Winter sports bring so much excitement and energy to the classroom! From skiing to skating, this high-interest theme gets students engaged while learning essential skills in literacy, math, and teamwork. Whether you’re teaching this during a winter games year or just embracing the snowy season, these hands-on winter sports themed

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Teaching Kids to Read and Write Great Sentences

Reading and writing literacy for our young students is one of the most important and fundamental skills to master. Building an understanding of the difference between letters, words, and sentences is a complex process. It takes lots of exposure, lots of practice, and most of all, lots of opportunities to

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50 Read the Room Activities for Active Learners

Anybody who works with primary students understands that our students need movement! Kids are full of energy, and their brains work best when we can tap into that energy to help them learn! We pepper in activities and brain breaks throughout the day to make sure our active learners, and

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Classroom Fidgets: Are They Tools or Toys?

Fidgets are everywhere- especially this time of year. It’s likely that your own students or children just received some of their own fidget toys as stocking stuffers. Kids love them, but teachers often find them to be too distracting for regular use in the classroom.  Parents are understandably caught in

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Getting Your Classroom Back on Track After Winter Break

Whether you’re the kind of teacher who loves to spend winter break planning for your classroom, or you love to spend it completely disconnecting from your school responsibilities, you can be prepared for an amazing comeback by keeping a few important things in mind. Two things happen after breaks from

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